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The benevolent banner., 1887-10-15
NEWS SUMMARY
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3.

Herald. cholera prevails
in large portion Of Indiana.
Trouble is feared in Montana from
the Indians, because Of tn ; attempted
arrest Of twenty-five young Indians
for horse-stealing, ,---A steamer,
Getty Of Green Bay ashore at
South Haven, Mich; six men are
lost.--A policeman shot and killed
in Philadelphia The boiler in
Geo. P. Plants -four mill exploded.
Four persons were killed, and four
others seriously injured. Several
houses, in the neighborhood Of the
mill were completely destroyed.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1.
Rev. Joseph Parker Of the City
Temple, London, delivered an eulogy
upon the late Henry Ward Beecher,
at the Brooklyn Academy Of music.
The Scandinavians gave a re-
ception to the Scandinavian officers
and troops who are taking partin the
international encampment. nt.--Two
brothers from Dakota we're sufocated
by gas in their room in a Chicago
hotel -Four more deaths reporte1
among the cholera patients on Swim
bourne Island. This makes fourteen
deaths; there are ten others sick
Two persons suffocated by foul air in
an abandoned coal mine near Youngs-
town, Ohio. armed men
attack the mail carrier of the road to
the A. T. & S. F. railroad about
twenty-five miles from Ft. Apache,
Ariz., and rob the mail. An earth
quake shock was felt throughout
Greece.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5.
The President and party arrive in
Chicago, and receive most hearty
welcome. .-Ex- Governor Washburn
died Of apoplexy at Springfield,
Mass, while attending the meeting
of the American Board Of Foreign
Missions. Michael Davitt, the
great Irish agitator, arrives in Min
neapolis, Mimi.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6.
The Arkansas Valley Editorial
association in session at Hutchinson
--The Kansas City Exposition
formally opened. d.--The wife Of the
protector was in St. Louis and open
ed the exposition by electricity
The Nebraska State Republican Con
yention in session at Lincoln.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7.
The President and party in Madi
son, Wisconsin, The steamship
Alesia, released from Quarantine
No new cases Of cholera are reported
"A man killed at htchison b,
falling derrick. Yellow feve
is reported in Tampa, Florida, am
on Key West "A reception a
Fanueil Hall held for the owner an
the designer Of the Yacht Volunteer
a meeting of Socialists an
Anarchists held in London to protes
against the execution of the Chicag
anarchists. The board Of director
of the Western Union have formal
taken possession of the Baltimore an
Ohio telegraph lines.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER s.
Fire at Emporia destroyed tn
Merchants Hotel, a livery stabl
and an implement house; loss S25
600, with $4,000 insurance.
a coal mine explosion at Madison
vile, Ky, one man was killed an
eleven injured. The force Of the E,
a.. H. .:.l-
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- NOTIONS; ETC.

We make a special object to please our
customers. Call once, and you will call
again. No. 500 B Street. N. Topeka,
Kansas. Opposite Rock Island Depot
Lunches, Sandwiches, Coffee, Tea,
Milk, Lemonade, and all kinds Of TEN
perance Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco.
Also has attached Lunch Counter
which is we'll supplied at all hours.
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Must Have Faith to Fast

There is a certain MIR. John Grlsee@
in New York who has, according otae
Medical Record of that city, theory
of his own to account for the success
of the number of persons who are 70"
fasting for four OF five weeks at nls
According to him, it is all mater
faith, and any person who Will OgD
to fast with full belief that II can W
done without harm, will suocesN
with the prejudice against las'ns
wholly removed, he says a.isu =,
in the enjoyment of perfect usA'a
! could fast two or three weeks wi1's'"
Inconvenience; but if man shoua ls,'
simply as an experiment, without a,s %
belief that he could do it, he wouil az
himself" The use of Succis ieu
quid, therefore, becomes PLAIN"
medicine for the mind, and gives W.
faster the necessary confidence. ''S
com SAYS that he has tasted lof Nv, W..
than three weeks at time w.
statement that the craving ior W.
passes off at the end of for y-e'sD
hours is confirmed by the eVidenS' !
involuntary fasters. Hunger IS Anu -
less imperious craving tnan saor
which grows stronger with every n
CT abstention from fluids. Inc v
ism of a healthy man has cA''l - ;.
reserves in the fat when - s'o.s ia
the layers of adiposc tissue oeneas M
skin and in other situatiohs' .hs
habit of drawing upon the ioou ~ tse
energy necessary for main'alnsa AIR.
physiologi cal processes IS pioA .sa sub
ing the first forty-eight hoars' 'n ~ no
sequent drafts on the reserve = i aur
attended by so much disc omioi' = r.;lie
the period of transition. --Hdly'~
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MARRIAGE OF UNEQUALs.


Women More Likely Than Men TO
Marry beneath Their intellectual
station.
The genius of Milton never found. Il
sweeter theme than the deal marriage
of our first parents in Eden yet he
who wrote so beautifully OF the married
state was himself the victim OF IN
unhappy marriage. Indeed, men of
genius have, perhaps, been more unfor-
tunate in this respect than ordinary
mortals, because living on u higher
plane of thought, it was more difficult
for them to find a helpmate equal to
| themselves. Tle SAM is true, al.
| though not to the same extent, of wo-
men of genius who nave married men
| inferior to themselves in mind. because
| woman nature has not only more
| endurance, but more adaptability in it
than mans. Tho man soon grows
| mpat ent of the conversation of Il
frivolous wife, especially if she disturbs
his mental occupat ons, but the woman
oftens feels pleasure inthc homage OF
a commonplace hus band if only he be
an honest and considerable fellow, and
with her more than man pity is akin
to love" Hence it is that there are
probably more clever and highly gifted
women to throw themselves away, rs
tho phrase is, upon good natured sim
pleton. than the talented men who fall
In love with women who are not in in
telIectual sympathy with them.
The world ''marries and is given in
marriage" and the wedding bell, rinr
on from AGE to age increasingly, and
yet how few who witness the life con-
tract of brides and bridegrooms ston to
consider the Tremendous importance of
so br'ef ceremony. Upon the mental,
moral and physical qualities of the man
md OF the woman may depeal the AZ
lions and results Of actions of sue
cession of human beings in generations
yet TO come. The ungovernod will
| descends from sire to son. and thesacre.
uyenesS or aqnis tiyeH IS uncontrolled
by other qualities in the father or tho
mother MAJ make the theft, the lar or
the miscr, who. n few decades hence.
will be the black sheep of tho family
Told. An ungovernablc temper mar.
Rcd to an ungovernab'e temper NAV
beget the murderer whom SO ;ety is
forced to hang for its own protection
but who may be as irresponsible be-
fore the tribunal of supreme lust &c AS
the lunat'c is now held before our
earthly courts.
1t has been said, coarsely. pe-haps
IN the ears of modern Refinement. lint
win perfect truth, that while we take
every precantion to insure high onali-
ties IN the highest types of dogs and
horses' we seem to think it a matter Of
no consequence to insure noble ma.
Magazine. O'''J :"
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Sensible Comment.

Addressing Mrs, Druse on the scat,
fold, Rev. Mr., Powell said go to til,
fate. trembling child Of sorrow! Go t.
thy loving father. God Go to thy com
passionate brother, Jesus, and to tn,
side Of thy angel child who has gon,
before, TO brayely in the strength o
hops and faith that there will be /,
place for thee somewhere above thi
dark and dismal shadow Go, peniten
and bleeding heart. Thy transit from
earth to heaven Will be but short. anc
may the grace Of our Lord Jesus Christ
the love of God, and the fellowship o
the Holy Spirit OF truth aud good ant
grace &c with aud reuan with thee
evermofe. Amen" Rev Mr. Powell
spoke with some assurance when he
told the wretchcd woman her transit
from earth TO heaven would be but
short Is this breyity Of journey char.
acteristlc OF the rope routeP' OF the in
Vulnerable bloodstaned murderer.
who have stood with knot behind tn,
left ear utterIng pious condolences II
the officers of the law and reporters, no
one has yet returned word that th,
hangman's jerk instantly transporte,
them from mundane to celestial scenes
nor do plain, unsentimental people be
liese that the slayer arrived there be
fore his unshrivcd victim. There i.
something revolving and demorali2ns
to u great many good people in thes,
public announcements of pcnitenee and
forg vcness evoked by the shadow o.
The moose, when the object OF the law :
vengeance is Frustrated mentally. NOR.
ally and physically; when the attending
clergyman is impressed by the fright
ened acquiescenee of his charge into
Imagining too much of conversion.
What a noble experience it is for a
number OF respectable citizens seeing
that the laws decree is carried out to
be addressed by fellow with a rome
around his neck with the remark that
he Is going to eternal joy. which they
are apt to miss, and for them TO follow
his example and die happy, 1t smack.
TOO niue h of putting bonus on muir
der What OF Mr.. Drusc, deceased
erenated and assimilatcd by swnel
Is h transition to be more protractce
than that of the lady who kindly us
sisted hlm out OF the world, or will he,
b reason of not having had time to Sc,
Rev Mr. Powell just before Receiving
his quielas, never again be permitted
to look on tho loving couutcnancc o
hi1 angel wlfee- OIL Clty BHr=ard.
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The Fleeting Cook.

Here is a story on cerialt ciiiss
e,istresses-a class that is not hume
Gus, but is peculiar to the ranks OF q
,syulgar ric!i- who are SO Scoreh MI
described by Ouida. A lady comes
stranger to Buffalo, her husband a
army officer. ordered here on specl'l
duty. She at once breaks into house
Keeping and deems herself fortunate II
securing really good cook. One morn
| ing while rejecting upon her inck II
| finding such Kitchen treasure--in'
she is a stranger in a strange place-sill
sees fine establishment spleidi'
sic oh. finc horses. swell coachman-
drive up to her door. From the sielgf
steps out very handso.-e Specimen 0.
womanhood. elegantly costumed- On
army woman, suspecting that she Is &c
be made the recipient OF a little Bnifait
welcome and hospitality. steps to tho
m rror. gives her bangs little twist ahe
pr nks up hastily. She hears the door
bell ring; soon after hears voices in the
parlor. But there is no summons io
her, and in five minutes. more or less
the superbly dressed visitor, aforesaid
leaves tho house and drives Oft. The
second girl being asked for an explana
ton. replies that the lady asked to SET
the cook, and that functionary soon in
forms her army mistress that she has
had an offer Of much higher wages I
she will leave at once. and that the ofie
Is too tempting to refuse. Protest /
in efiectual. and wondering whethc
that is the way of doing things In But
fslo, the discounted honsekerper sui,
mts TO the result and goes out to hum
after another cook. A few days pass
aud the sleigh, the coachlnan and SAM
elegant specimen Of the feminine gen
der, again come up to the door. an'
this time the lady Of the house Is cert
ainly asked for. With some reluctance
aud considerable snotlcrel indignation
she goes down, but is soon disabused o
any notion that the lady" is going tt
make CALI She briefly explain
her GRAND admits that she is the wo
man who induced the cook to leave
ami complains that she is in a really
awkward position;" for "splend't
cook who used to live with her want
to come back. and she, Of course, fecli
under obligations to got the other cool
place, seeing that she urged her t.
leave. She. therefore, snsAse our arm,
woman if she is willing to taxi
back hcr original COOK las I
personal favor. = Beg pardon reader
Did you say :. Wen, lswear" That i,
just what we said when we heard thu,
story and it is true, every word OF it
Bagaio Erpress.
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a Boston lady, who's sister lives in
Georgia and whose mansion there i,
overrm, like every other big soutberi
res dence, with black servants. receives
ireqnetly from her odd stories of these
always funny people. Her stout color.
cd cook, charmingly loquacious per
son. has two small boys who serve n,
GRAND bearers and personal servants to
Tue lady OF the house, One of these
boys whose name is Ivy, has Il tleyour.
ing passion for molasses. and not onl,
decorates his countenance with it on nj
possible occasions, but cannot possibl,
eat his food without it.
One day lately Ivy was served will
some bread and honey at his lunch il
the kitchen, and promptly called 70
molasses.
Lands sakes!' said his mother
10 to put on de bread m honeyP"
''Sartin'. nanny"
Ian OBJ de Twin! Eff dat bow Nv
had an angel Gabr' Ell served up ON d
table he'd ask right off TO de 'lasses [
put on him. "-Boston Traascr Mt
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,,h,.t SANK GA hsr snes 6oside ths
,oJs. and kissed her fathers deho
f,ee passionatelv Then rising she
t,oe ,er lover hand and led him INTO
her fathers room Opening Il cupboard
she showed him trap-door, which,
when he had raisid it, was seen to Gov
ar A tnnnel Descending into this by Il
Iladler. and shutting the trap alter
them. the two made their way along
the tunnel until they reached wha'
seemed to be the foot of a cleft in the
rock. Here was ladder up when
the Girl climbed. followed b. the DOE
tor. Reach .ng the topo it, they iouna
another rest ny on little shelf OF rock.
IJp this and two others they went to
emerge at the top of the blum
"He dug the tunnel and pat the iad'
aers in long ago" said Mabel with
sob.
Blaisdell kissed her. and led her to
the corral before them, where were
the three animals Old Sam had placed
there the evening before
Mounting Mabel upon one OF them.
Blaislell got on the other, AMI direct
ed their way along the mountain trail.
They did not talk much, although II
word now and then showed her how
much his sympathes were excited.
The next day they reached Prescott,
where they were married.
Some four months afterwards the
Indian raid having been put to IN end
to by the troops Mabel said to her
husband
will, why don't you 60 and get the
dustpN
what dust, sweet one?'
"Why father had lot of gold dust
hidden in the tunnel. He used to get
it up the canon"
How much of it is there, Mabele"
II don't know, dear; but think we
had better 20 and SEQ. "
When they arrived at the old house
or rather, its ruins, Blaisdell found
that to get into the tunnel there WAS {
great deal of stuff to be cleared away.
Succeeding at last. he and his wife de-
seconded the ladder. and about half way
came to stone, which she told him &c
raise up. Under it there was a lot o.
bags filled with gold dust. Blaisdell was
amazed at the amount. and Mabel her
self said She had no idea there WAS SC
much. When carried to Prescott The
dust was found to be worth over $3.50.
coo.
when your father said to me
| She's CHI, Mabel, ! thought he mean
you were a treasure in yourself. "
Are you sorry to find | was al
heiress, WHIP
No, am not. Moneys AWAY
good, if it's got honestly"
(Which is worth the most, tlit
money or me, WHIP" said Mrs B|ais
dell, with happy smile.
"Do you suppose I am going to fat
ter your vanity by answering that ques
toin9" said her husband, as he KISSED
her. You are getting to vain now
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THr Hon, Norman j. Colman, COM
missioner Of agriculture. will on June
"a deliver an address AZ the Massachu-
setls agricultural college, Amherst. In
commemoration OF the twenty fifth
anniversary of It's establishment.
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SENATOR yEsr. Of Missouri. is wor-
ring about Que Of hiscy.s. An aflec-
ton Of the optic nerve forces him to
wear glaces. ami he has hsen put upon
limited d ct by m oeulist. who Is about
TO perform mn operation
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

EpwARp,C ScgCGGs, OF Nasty lie.
Tenn. has male in tho last four
months. $500 90 by real-estato Invest
menis In hts noigbbarhood. Mr.,
seruggs = totally blanl from the effects
OF a ganshoi rseeiyed about fifteen Years
ago Ills csnssant conpanioni Is cley.
er aegro hoy who gives hlui occasional
pointers about lipid, people, etc,
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Not So Bad AS That.

First Young Boston bioo' ~
Duxley, did you ever see the SUI = No
Second Young Boston bloor aon't
Sam, don't think ever da - late
remember that / ever staiu Wy
as that. of Edaeatso"'
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A Phase of Dementia

ri'oner' do you admit that you
stole this purse of iamondsP''
Yes, your Honor. but | do not ho.
heVe was then in my right mind.
know now that they are only imita.
ton "-New York Graphic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

Ggs. PnIL SHEnpAs has been visit
ing Nonquit. near New Bedford. on the
Massachusetts coast. with view to
the establishment there Of summer
residence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

JAMES Ii. MaRR, 81 years old. and
Judge Lawrence. 81. are the palriarchs
Of the postal department at Washing
ton They were both appointed in
1881 by President Andrew Jackson.
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SARAH BrRSnARDf is generous
liver. She has coffee aud rolls before
rising. and Mt II eats hearty break
fast. with claret. sha dimes well at 5
aud has supper after theater hours,
usually nothing mere than bouillion.
cold meats, and fruit and sometimes
errapin.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

1t Was Simply an OVERSIZE ~, h
The horologiS who discovers as, .l Csp
earth is slowing up lives N narro.,
DINA. Not being a crank u dselar
like paragrapher, he has not !, pills
ed that the planet stopped TO l e. iss
delphia catch up. = Rhiiaaesp"'"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

Gov. BEAVER. of Pennsylvania. de-
votes portion of his time in Harris
burg in teaching Sunday school class.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

waEN lust heard from Secretary
Bayard had met the lady to whom he is
said to be engaged only twice. both of
those times having been in public
places.
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sIa Henry IIcunogaE will come Of
age ia May next and will enter upon
The possession OF his much ''elaimcdi
estates. which viii pay HIM net in
como Of about $40. 900 year
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The widow Of Garibaldi lives in a
gu ct street Of Turin. the walls OF her
little parlor covered W tn flags. medals,
and other mementos OF the dead hero.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

WnEs ex-Goy. Curtin was minister,
10 st. Petersburg he was presented with
a handsome aud valuable pair OF sleeve.
buttons by the the ezar oi Russia. Not
long since one OF the buttons was lost
One Of the goyernof's most intimate
friends in Tie house was Gen. Oates,
of Alabams. adashing confederate OF.
tiicer who followed Lee in his campaign
through PENNSYLVANIA. and carries M
Armless sleeve rs an evidence of his
prusence at Gettysburg just before
congress anjourned-the governor grace.
fully placed the button in Gen. Oates
shirt cuif and sad to him that he de
sired to leave with him memento thai
as, on PENNSYLVANIA soil. perhaps by ;
Pennsylvania gun in tine hands of {
Pennsy lvania soldier. he had lost hi
arm. the executive of the state at thu
time Of the struggle had forgotten TIL,
past and would bind the wounds of hi,
foes with ribbons of love and good fel
lo.ship.
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THg was,e-paper basket has at
lenght become political factor. A
western poet. whose verses had been
rejected b. George VIII am Curtis, has
Threatened ihe niug2uuip leader with
defeat At the polls should he ever run
for 8 national Office. Presidential
a<piranss should be very careful how
they treat western poetry aud poets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

SENATOR MABoSE's SUCCESSOR John
w. Daniel. is said TO resemble Edwin
Booth la featuress His oratosieal
methods are in keeping with his gene
raj appearance.
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pEISckss MARY OF Cambridge,
Quecn Vletoria's cousin, and the wife
oi the impccun Gus duke OF Teek, is so
popular in England that she is called
Tbs Qncehi 81 Hearts, 8kst f6
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29

GENERAL SHERlpEN is to build sum-
mer home near New Bedford. on the
Massachusetts coast.
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MIS-. IItLES ~ AVERY OF the in.
terior department is the most accom-
plished penwomnn among the Is oOl
and more government clerks The
president is a grei, admirer OF her pen.
manship. and frequently refers to it in
compl lnsniary terms wien it comes
rs it often does. under his observance
Mr.. Avery Is also u elever1en aud inb
artist. She does her work rap dis and
apparently without effort. ilnr duties
occupy about two hours day. and het
salary IS $1,000 p,r annum
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CADRTNAI. GIBBoNs insisted on adopt
ing an American custom at the receipt
ion to American cardinals at Rome, and
admitted the ladies'.
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MRs, Able GOULD WooLsoN of Bos,
ton is occurring on the Elzabethan
poets.
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Ex-GoyERsoR Pollock Of Pennsyl.
wanna used TO smoke fifteen cigars a
day; but now he takes only one. and
gels more enjoyment out Of il than
ever he did out Of fifteen.
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MEs. BAYARp fAiLoH and her haugh-
ter Lii ;in are on the eve of their de-
partnre for Germany, where they will
60 to res dc permanently.
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A 100000 Young Mems Christie,
association building is about to.be erect,
ed at Los Angeles, Cal.
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TnE Row. DE- Henry n, Sudder has
taken iin;. lraya oi his congregation ut
Plymouth church. Chicago, file VII
probably spend the coming summer in
his old haunts Il. Shater ISLAND